Sentence examples for American instruction from inspiring English sources

Strong Israeli prime ministers have in the past occasionally refused to take American instruction, but Mr Olmert was never strong and has been further weakened by his inept handling of last summer's war in Lebanon.

Sgt. Mauricio Garcia, an 11-year veteran who marveled at how much better a soldier he has become with American instruction, said he was eager to swing into action against coca laboratories and drug traffickers.

When your correspondent asked her neighbours for a pen, nobody understood English.At the end the colonel issued what was perhaps the most basically American instruction of the lot: he told his audience to rise and greet the total stranger in the neighbouring seat.

Although Chinese international schools have been trying to promote American instruction in Chinese classroom, student participants' feedback indicated that the there is a potential gap in improving the overall quality of Chinese international preparation program.

Italian foreign and defence policy consisted, until the 1980s, of dutifully obeying American instructions.

Already over the past several months the United States has gone through one of its periodic bouts of francophobia, the frustration Americans feel toward France as the European country least ready to salute and follow American instructions.

The law has a new program for strengthening American history instruction by, for example, providing grants for training teachers.

She interpreted her students' inability to follow her instructions as a reflection of freestyle American teaching, and thus she was seriously thinking to be stricter with her American students in her future teaching.

The largest component of the American-financed instruction — a 10-week basic-training course — is months behind schedule, officials from both sides acknowledge, in part because Pakistani commanders say they cannot afford to send troops for new training as fighting intensifies in the border areas.

"The original mission was to promote American art through instruction and exhibition.

This practice reflected that era's prevailing pedagogical view, espoused by educational pioneers such as Noah Webster, the so-called "Father of American Scholarship and Education," that instruction in law should begin as early as possible and continue throughout a student's education.